Coronavirus Update: New COVID-19 Test

The FDA has granted emergency use authorization for a coronavirus test that uses CRISPR gene-editing technology. This allows the test to be used in labs, but it may eventually be used by nonprofessionals, such as screening employees in a workplace setting. Get the latest news updates.
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New Test Uses Gene-Editing Technology
The FDA has granted emergency use authorization for a coronavirus test that uses CRISPR gene-editing technology. This allows the test to be used in labs, but it may eventually be used by nonprofessionals, such as screening employees in a workplace setting. Get the latest news updates.
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